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Our M18 FUEL™ ½” Hammer Drill Driver is the Industry's Most Powerful Hammer Drill, delivering the capability to drill the largest holes at high speed into the densest materials. Delivering unrivalled performance in a compact structure, all M18 FUEL™ products feature three Milwaukee ® exclusive innovations: The POWERSTATE™ Brushless Motor, REDLITHIUM™ Battery Pack and REDLINK PLUS™ Intelligence Hardware and Software. These deliver unmatched power, run-time and durability on the jobsite. Hammer Drill is the industry's most powerful brushless battery powered drill, delivering up to 60% more power. Its cordless body is up to 1.5 in. shorter and up to 2 times faster under heavy load than other models. If tool tracking, inventory, and tool control top your list, Milwaukee handily wins this area, though DeWalt continues to improve. When comparing DeWalt brushless vs Milwaukee brushless tools, both employ smart electronics to better control the speed and power of their tools while cutting, drilling, driving, or sawing. The diameter of an SDS and SDS Plus shank is 10 millimeters. The difference is that SDS Plus have 4 splines in the shank that hold it more securely. SDS Plus have a 10mm shank, while the SDS Max has an 18mm. This means that SDS Max bits have an increased capability for tougher masonry work, withstanding more torque and force. The SDS Plus range is shorter in length and is tailored to lighter duty work and smaller diameter holes. The difference between Milwaukee's FUEL range and their standard brushless M18 tools is that FUEL has much more powerful POWERSTATE brushless motor. According to Milwaukee, it is 4 times more powerful! The POWERSTATE Brushless Motor delivers more application speed, torque and durability in a more compact form.

The majority of angle grinders have a fixed speed. Most 4-½-inch models run at 10,000 or 11,000 rpm. The said, 7-inch and 9-inch models run between 5,000 and 8,000 rpm. A few angle grinders have variable speed and can run slow enough for polishing or buffing. Grinder's come in lots of different disc sizes, but the most common sizes are 115mm (4 ½”) and 230mm (9”). You can purchase different discs/heads/ wheels depending on the task you want to complete - just make sure they're the right size for your grinder! 4' (100mm) angle grinders, as the name suggests, accept grinding discs up to 100mm in size. These grinders are relatively small in size, and are suitable for smaller jobs. The size of disc that the grinder can accept dictates the depth of cut that the grinder can achieve. Complete various grinding applications and get fast material removal with the 9-in. 4HP Angle Grinder. Featuring a high-powered motor with overload protection, this grinder delivers 6,500 rpm for tough jobs. The GA9060 weighs only 5.5 Kg and is built with comfort and ergonomic features for extended use. The grinder features an ergonomic rubberised handle with trigger switch, and the gear housing can be positioned every 90 degrees for operator convenience.